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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

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A box truck equipped with a bright LED billboard began circling around the University of Idaho campus Friday. “Pregnant? You still have a choice,” read one of the bright blue-and-white messages flashing across the side. “You can still get abortion pills by mail,” read another message. The moving billboard was a salvo by Mayday Health against Idaho’s anti-abortion laws, including some that prohibit state employees from promoting or endorsing abortion or emergency contraception. The organization seeks to inform people in anti-abortion states how to access abortion and contraception.

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

4 years ago

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

4 years ago

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

4 years ago

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

4 years ago

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Abortion info fight targets university but affects far more

The University of Idaho warned employees not to refer students to abortion or birth control providers or they could face possible felony charges.

4 years ago

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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States 4 years ago on Friday, September 30, 2022.

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